parking research

Crowded city streets and limited spaces slow down the last mile, drive up costs

Parking lots are riskier than you might think

As cities witness the steady rise in vehicle inflow on their streets, city administrations would have to contend with two primary issues – prevalence of parking spots and the regular occurrence of traffic jams. Traffic micro-simulation models suggest a new regulatory scheme that might offer some respite.

The divergence on that issue isn’t the only one: not surprisingly, management and drivers see the driver shortage issue through different lenses.

New research is underway regarding one of the transportation industry’s most prevalent concerns: the lack of safe and available parking.